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Indigenous Studies and Ecology Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Environmental and Cultural Studies in Latin America and Beyond

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Indigenous or traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) has come under new attention both through the political sphere, in the form of self-determination and land rights issues and through the scientific, in areas such as pharmacology and environmental management, and both are frequently controversial. This book fulfils a valuable role in this topical and critical debate, provoking questions that force \nscientists towards their original role of 'natural philosophers', considering the essence of what is \n'knowledge', 'truth' and 'value'.

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